• Rose Hall Great House - Rose Hall is a Georgian plantation house in Jamaica, now operating as a historic house museum. Located in Montego Bay, Jamaica, it offers a stunning view of the coast. Once considered one of the country’s most remarkable plantation great houses, it had deteriorated by the 1960s but has since been beautifully restored.
• Historic Falmouth Cruise Port - Falmouth serves as the main town and capital of Trelawny parish in Jamaica. Positioned on Jamaica’s north coast, 18 miles east of Montego Bay, it is renowned as one of the Caribbean’s best-preserved Georgian towns.

Established by Thomas Reid in 1769, Falmouth thrived as a market center and port for four decades when Jamaica was the world’s leading sugar producer. It was named after Falmouth, Cornwall in the UK, the birthplace of Sir William Trelawny, the Governor of Jamaica, who played a key role in its founding.

The town was carefully planned from the beginning, featuring wide streets in a regular grid, a reliable water supply, and public buildings. It had piped water before New York City.

• Green Grotto Caves - The Green Grotto Caves are show caves and a major tourist attraction on Jamaica’s north coast. Named for the green algae covering its walls, the cave’s structure is notably different from inland systems; it is a Flank Margin Cave (old mixing chambers at the edge of the freshwater lens with seawater) with two distinct levels, indicating two periods with varying sea levels. The innermost cavern houses a crystal-clear underground lake.

Besides the publicly accessible sections, there is also a section of “wild caves” with relatively untouched ecology. Hydrologically, the cave system is linked with the nearby coastal waters.

• Columbus Park - On May 4, 1494, Christopher Columbus arrived at the island of Jamaica. Columbus Park in Discovery Bay marks the spot where Columbus is believed to have first set foot in Jamaica.

Adorned with cannons and maritime artifacts, this small park attracts tourists from all over who are interested in Jamaica’s history. Columbus Park is a charming three-acre (1.2-hectare) garden in picturesque Discovery Bay in the St. Ann area.

One of the most beautiful natural harbors in the Caribbean, Discovery Bay was renamed in 1947 to honor the place where it was once thought that Christopher Columbus first landed on Jamaican soil.

• Dunn’s River Falls and Park - At Dunn’s River, visitors can climb the falls all the way to the top, enjoying the breathtaking view. Dunn’s River Falls is a renowned waterfall near Ocho Rios, Jamaica.
• Blue Hole - This is truly a hidden paradise! Blue Hole is a refreshing escape.

What makes it special is the absence of vendors, allowing visitors to enjoy the magic of the pristine waterfalls and cool swimming pools.

Certified guides are available to lead visitors through the rugged terrain. For those daring enough, cliff jumping offers an incredible adrenaline rush.

• Room temperature bottled water
• Hotel pickup and drop off
• Round trip private transfer
• Driver guide
• Entry fee

• Alcohol and gratitude

Your tour begins with a warm smile and a friendly welcome from your driver. As you depart from your hotel, you will leave Montego Bay and embark on a journey to Ocho Rios.

You will pass by the Rose Hall Great House, then travel to Trelawny, where the capital is Falmouth, home to Martha Brae Rafting and the Luminous Lagoon. Next, you will reach Discovery Bay in St. Ann, passing Columbus Park and the Green Grotto Cave.

Still in St. Ann, you will pass by St. Ann’s Bay as you head into Ocho Rios, where Dunn’s River Falls and the cruise ship ports are located.

This tour is one you will never regret. It will be one of the best days of your vacation, and you will want to experience it all over again. You are now approaching the Secret Falls, where fun and excitement await.

The fun never ends, so come and experience it, and share your adventure with other travelers. This is a private tour, and only you will be on board, making the space exclusively yours. You can make special requests, such as stopping to take pictures or videos, purchasing something, or viewing something that catches your eye.

• A MINIMUM OF 4 ADULTS PER BOOKINGS FOR THIS TOUR
• A Maximum of 14 people per booking
• Children 4 to 11 pay half price
• Children 0 to 3 travel free
• Please take along with you all water shoes and towels.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.